Sinlung Hills council needs to implement Executive and legislative powers immediately

 

Executive and legislative powers

The executive and legislative powers of the Bodoland Territorial Council are derived from the provisions of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India

The powers and competencies of the council required to run within the Sinlung Hills Council

• Cottage Industry
• Animal Husbandry and Veterinary
• Forestry & Wild life
• Climate Change
• Agriculture
• Public Works
• Silk Industry
• Soil Conservation
• Co-operatives
• Fisheries
• Handlooms and Textiles
• Health and Family Welfare
• ICTC and ART 
• Public Health Engineering
• Irrigation
• Social Welfare & Nutrition
• Flood control schemes
• Sports and Youth Welfare
• Weights and Measures
• Library Services
• Museums and Archaeology
• Urban Development and Town and Country Planning
• Tribal Research Institute
• Education
• Land and Land Revenue
• Public Relations
• Printing and Stationery
• Tourism
• Transport
• Urban Development
• Dairy Development
• Municipal Corporations
• Village administration
• Tribal Welfare
• Welfare of SCs, OBCs, Tea Tribes and Minority
• Markets and Fairs
• Lotteries, Theatres, Dramatic Performance and Cinemas
• Registration of Births and Deaths
• Food Processing
• Intoxicating liquors and opium and derivatives
• Renewable Energy
• Cultural Affairs
• Industry
• Legal Metrology
• Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
• Excise
• Horticulture
• Science and Technology
• Farmers Welfare
• AYUSH
• Social Justice & Empowerment
• Welfare of Tea Tribes
• Economic and Statistics
• Traditional Skill Development
• Food and Civil Supplies
• Consumer Affairs
• Welfare of Bodoland
• Labour and Employment including Industrial Training Institutes